The Best of Storage Wars

In this "Best Of" episode, we revisit the most memorable finds from Storage Wars history, including one alarming discovery that's never been seen before. Each buyer's greatest score is showcased, as well as all the amazing, disgusting, and unforgettable items they found along the way.

Take a look back at all the times that things went wrong, as well as one argument that's never been seen before. Mistakes are made, the English language takes a beating, and the biggest errors in Storage Wars history come out of the vault--even if some of the buyers would rather keep them there.

In this special episode, we reexamine the most and least successful strategies in Storage Wars history, from covert bidding to Barry's over-the-top antics. Also, a never-before-seen appraisal shows what happens when Darrell goes to the wrong place.

In this special episode we take a trip down memory lane and revisit the biggest feuds and fights between the buyers. And if you think you're going to see a lot of Dave Hester, the answer is yuuup!

This special episode of Storage Wars focused on Jarrod and Brandi, reflecting on their rise from auction buying rookies to thrift store power couple. There will be fights... there will be feuds... and not always with the other buyers.

This special episode strolls through the archives of Storage Wars' very own master and apprentice; Darrell and Brandon Sheets. Whether the father and son team is winning big, or busting big, one thing's for sure...for "The Gambler", profit is just a flip of the coin away.

In this episode we take a walk down memory lane with the most "senior" buyer: Barry Weiss. "The Collector" was always better at turning the auctions into fun than profit, so we look back at his turbocharged thrills, spills, and puns...lots of puns.

In this episode we focus on the one place that determines who truly wins or loses: the appraisals. The collectors, experts, and kooks have always been happy to teach the buyers something new...or at least let them have some fun. But it always comes down the same question: what's it worth?